Rosatom Launches Bangladesh ‘s First Nuclear Powerplant
Dhaka: April 28, 2026: Rosatom State Corporation launched Bangladesh’s first Nuclear Powerplant. Fresh nuclear fuel
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No Boat, No Mandate in Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina’s legitimacy does not rest on rhetoric alone; it rests on law, history, and the expressed will of the electorate. Until the people, through a free and fair vote, decide otherwise, any alternative claim to power remains provisional at best, illegitimate at worst.
To Forget Bangabandhu is to Forget History
In that fateful August, I was a senior student at Dhaka University, residing in Sergeant Zohurul Haque Hall. As a freedom fighter, I was filled with exhilaration, at the thought of welcoming Bangabandhu to our campus.
Who’s Afraid of Feminist Writer Taslima Nasrin?
By Saleem Samad The traditional month-long book fair ended last February. The book fair commemorates
Tulsi Gabbard Signals Bangladesh’s Darkening Sands
By Anwar A. Khan Whispers of a faltering land – Bangladesh and U.S. Director of
The Tragedy of Bangladesh
By Anwar A. Khan Bangladesh, once a beacon of hope and resilience, now stands cloaked
China done, India back as Bangladesh’s development partner
Sheikh Hasina said that she would give greater priority to the project being done by India because the neighbouring country has held up Teesta’s waters.
China’s new dam on the Brahmaputra a threat to Bangladesh, India
By Saleem Samad China is secretly building the world’s biggest dam over the mighty Brahmaputra
Ahmadiyya Muslims, Religious Freedom and Bangladesh Constitution
Ahmadiyya, a Muslim sect is members of a minority community and are spread all over Bangladesh since the beginning of the twentieth century. They regularly hold inter-faith dialogues in their mosques, which prompted the radicalised Muslims to reject their place of worship as a mosque.
Sheikh Hasina’s “Jamdani” diplomacy
In between parleys and visits outside her hotel, Hasina has been able to draw the attention of the Indian media, Indian top officials and the business community to her century-old traditional handloom ‘Jamdani’ saree she wore during her four-day visit.